Boeing’s Deal with Iran Will Aid Bashar al-Assad and Hizballah
It could be bad for Boeing, too.
June 20, 2016
How American Orthodoxy Turned against Social Dancing
A touchy subject.
Until the 1960s, it was quite common for Orthodox synagogues in the U.S. to hold regular social events featuring mixed dancing, often with tacit approval from their clergymen. By the 1980s, such gatherings had disappeared even from Modern Orthodox synagogues as rabbis reasserted the halakhic prohibitions on social dancing and on public physical contact between the sexes in general. Zev Eleff seeks to explain this transformation:
June 20, 2016
Lenni Brenner’s Anti-Zionist Libels
There was no Nazi-Zionist collaboration.
How a Great British Institution Was Taken Over by Ideologues and Anti-Semites
SOAS . . . “school of anti-Semitism”?
The Rise and Fall of Jewish Sudan
A forgotten Jewish community.
How American Orthodoxy Turned against Social Dancing
A touchy subject.